Thifty Ice Cream, the beloved ice cream chain inside of Rite Aid stores, may be rebounding from bankruptcy.

The ice cream counter was a staple inside of Rite Aid locations. In early May, Rite Aid announced it was filing for bankruptcy for a second time as it looked for a buyer.

According to The Street, 500 hand-scooped ice cream counters inside Rite Aid were are set to close. Since these locations are inside the Rite Aid pharmacies, they couldn’t be sold as a separate asset, The Street reported at the time.

Now, it looks like the ice cream shops may have a buyer.

Fast Company, noting a bankruptcy filing, reports Rite Aid has chosen a successful bidder for its Thrifty Payless subsidiary.

According to Fast Company, the purchaser is Hilrod Holdings, a limited partnership with ties to Hilton Schlosberg and Rodney Sacks, top executives at energy drink behemoth Monster Beverage.